Thank you for a good course. You are watching really well and studying. Please. I really don't know the Inventor project setup. 1 Location of assembly to be referenced 2. Position of the part to be referenced 3. And when the referenced part is changed, all the assemblies that referenced the part change. I want to keep some assembles unchanged. How do I do this? 4. ipart location 5. Position of bolts with varying length
Great video, very informative. I have one question which isn't actually iLogic related. At 14:13 you constrain the centre points of the rectangle to the origin planes but I didn't see you use the constraints buttons on the toolbar. Is there a shortcut to do this?
I had to customize my shortcuts. I don’t remember the default hotkey for horizontal and vertical constraints except that it was either non existent or located in an uncomfortable spot on my keyboard
hi, did you learn it by yourself? I really want to learn more about ilogic. I try to find in Autodesk Knowledge but can't find anything. do you have any recommendations to learn about it? thanks
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Thank you for a good course.
You are watching really well and studying.
Please.
I really don't know the Inventor project setup.
1 Location of assembly to be referenced
2. Position of the part to be referenced
3. And when the referenced part is changed, all the assemblies that referenced the part change.
I want to keep some assembles unchanged. How do I do this?
4. ipart location
5. Position of bolts with varying length
Great video, very informative. I have one question which isn't actually iLogic related. At 14:13 you constrain the centre points of the rectangle to the origin planes but I didn't see you use the constraints buttons on the toolbar. Is there a shortcut to do this?
I had to customize my shortcuts. I don’t remember the default hotkey for horizontal and vertical constraints except that it was either non existent or located in an uncomfortable spot on my keyboard
hi, did you learn it by yourself? I really want to learn more about ilogic. I try to find in Autodesk Knowledge but can't find anything. do you have any recommendations to learn about it? thanks
Hey sorry I just saw your message. Unfortunately there’s not a lot of free resources out there that’s structured and just have to learn as you go
Hi,how does this parmeters coding work with model state or an i part ?
Works with all model states. I avoid i-parts but I imagine it would not work with iParts. Would have to do something different I imagine